When a loved one with dementia loses the ability to communicate verbally, it can be heartbreaking and challenging for their family. But even as words fade, meaningful communication is still possible. Non-verbal dementia doesn’t mean the end of connection—it simply means learning new communication methods, such as using visual aids, focusing on body language, and […]
Staying active is one of the best ways to keep your muscles strong and your brain sharp as you age. Running can be an excellent way for your loved one to maintain their independence and overall quality of life. While it’s hard to say how long running can keep Alzheimer’s at bay, running and other […]
Living with dementia can be challenging, not only for the individual affected but also for their friends, family, and caregivers. For caregivers, effective communication and the creation of a positive environment are essential strategies. Engaging the individual’s attention and conveying messages clearly can facilitate better interactions. However, when you’re talking to an individual experiencing dementia, […]
Dementia is a group of conditions marked by cognitive decline that older adults commonly develop. Because it can affect the way they communicate, there are a few things to keep in mind when talking to someone with dementia: You’ll have to become familiar with adjusting the way you communicate if you’re the primary caregiver for […]
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